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Order of Talos recipients announced
The Directorate of Science and Technology has announced the names of the scientists selected to receive the prestigious Order of Talos. Each year the most prominent scientists, engineers and academics who have contributed to the advancement of the nation are selected to receive it.
Kostya Fedorov: Senior engineer at No. 17 State Metal Institute, for his breakthrough work in rigorously characterizing the combustion and flow characteristics of iron, boron and silicon particles in an air stream. His work was singled out for its immense practical value in creating more efficient iron burners and insights derived from it are already being incorporated into a new generation of clean iron burners slated for installation at the decommissioned Sokal oil-fired plant. It has been decided the No. 17 Institute will be renamed to the Fedorov Institute for Metallurgy in his honour.
Marianna Voitenko: Researcher at the Iriy Ecological Institute. Her thesis research studying the behavioural responses of different pollinator species and humans to a range of flower forms has provided material evidence of aesthetic truth in living organisms. Her research was singled out for novelty, rigour and contribution to the First Marshals principles. On account of her talents and age, she has been further nominated for the Mara Prize for young academics.
The Directorate of Science and Technology has announced the names of the scientists selected to receive the prestigious Order of Talos. Each year the most prominent scientists, engineers and academics who have contributed to the advancement of the nation are selected to receive it.
Kostya Fedorov: Senior engineer at No. 17 State Metal Institute, for his breakthrough work in rigorously characterizing the combustion and flow characteristics of iron, boron and silicon particles in an air stream. His work was singled out for its immense practical value in creating more efficient iron burners and insights derived from it are already being incorporated into a new generation of clean iron burners slated for installation at the decommissioned Sokal oil-fired plant. It has been decided the No. 17 Institute will be renamed to the Fedorov Institute for Metallurgy in his honour.
Marianna Voitenko: Researcher at the Iriy Ecological Institute. Her thesis research studying the behavioural responses of different pollinator species and humans to a range of flower forms has provided material evidence of aesthetic truth in living organisms. Her research was singled out for novelty, rigour and contribution to the First Marshals principles. On account of her talents and age, she has been further nominated for the Mara Prize for young academics.